The Town Hall and Corn Exchange were built in 1871. There had been three earlier town halls dating from the
On the land between the old Ebenezer Wesleyan Chapel (on your left) and the Hungerford Hub (Library, on your right)
The Croft is a quiet green, lying away from the hustle and bustle of the High Street. It probably originated
The Parish Church of St. Lawrence was built in 1814-16 in Georgian Gothic style. It is adjacent to the Kennet
The Croft Hall opened in 1900. The site was originally part of the land used for the Free Grammar School,
The brick bridge over the Kennet and Avon canal was designed by John Rennie and built in 1799. For the
There is a long and proud history of non-conformism in Hungerford. Records show that John Wesley visited Hungerford 14 times
The Bear is one of the grand coaching inns of England, with a long and rich history. It is thought
This is Hungerford’s main War Memorial. It was built on the island in Bridge Street which had, since 1232, been
This inn is owned by the Feoffees (Trustees) of the Town & Manor of Hungerford, and it has been Town










